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Aesica (modern name
Great Chesters) was a
Roman fort, 1.5
miles (2,400 m)
north of the
small town of
Haltwhistle in Northumberland, (not be
confused with...
- aka
Walwick Chesters)
Procolita (Carrawburgh)
Vercovicium (Housesteads)
Aesica (Great Chesters)
Magnis (Carvoran)
Banna (Birdoswald)
Camboglanna (Castlesteads)...
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Healthcare Ltd.
Actelion –
Actelion Pharmaceuticals UK Ltd
Aesica pharmaceuticals -
Aesica Queenborough Ltd Air
Products – Air
Products plc
Alcon – Alcon...
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company sold the UK
manufacturing plant at
Queenborough to UK
manufacturer Aesica Pharmaceuticals. Abbott's Ross
Products was
renamed Abbott Nutrition in...
- 000-worker
Northeast of
England Process Industry Cluster (NEPIC) and
include Aesica Pharmaceuticals, Arcinova, MSD,
Piramal Healthcare,
Procter & Gamble, Shire...
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Villa Whitehall Farm
Roman villa excavated in
Nether Heyford, now re-buried
Aesica,
Roman fort,
north of
Haltwhistle Bremenium, High
Rochester Carrawburgh...
- the fort at
Great Chesters (
Aesica) was built.
Milecastle 43 was
situated at
Great Chesters, and was destro**** when the
Aesica fort was built. The foundations...
- names,
which perhaps incorporate the god's name (such as the place-name
Aesica).: 133 The
epigraphic evidence for Esus is very limited.
There are only...
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UNESCO World Heritage sites in
Northern England: 1–2 = Hadrian's Wall, 3 =
Aesica aqueduct, 4 = Corstopitum...
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primae Hispanorum,
Uxelodunum or
Petriana Tribune Alae
secundae Asturum,
Aesica Praefectus cohortis secundae Thra****,
Gabrosenti Tribune cohortis primae...
